Ukrainian tros destroy Grad MLRS, 3 ammo depots, 20 invaders in south

"During the night, artillery and missile units of the Defense Forces were hitting ammunition depots, enemy positions, areas of manpower and equipment build-up. In total, about 100 fire missions were performed. Twenty enemy sdiers, a Grad MLRS, an armored vehicle, a 122mm towed howitzer, and three ammunition depots were eliminated," the erational Command "South" posted on Facebook.

According to the Command data, the situation in Southern Buh direction is difficult but contrled by the Defense Forces of Ukraine.

It is reported that Ukrainian units continue to carry out active erations to liberate territories from Russian invaders and take stabilization measures in already liberated settlements.

In the meantime, the enemy is trying to hd the defense and fires on the positions of the Ukrainian defenders in order to deter their offensive. In viation of international humanitarian law, the laws and customs of war, the Russians continue to strike critical infrastructure and civilian houses. Attempts are underway to restore active movement across the Dnipro River.

The invaders continue to carry out aerial reconnaissance, clecting data on the position of units of the Defense Forces of Ukraine, the location of important strategic objects, and adjusting fire damage.

During the night, the enemy shelled the positions of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, communities adjacent to the front line, and remote rear regions using rocket launchers, tube artillery, and mortars.

In particular, the Russians launched an airstrike with a pair of Mi-8 helicters on the Ukrainian positions in Beryslav district of Kherson region at midnight. Ukrainian tros did not suffer losses.

Eight Russian ships and boats are maneuvering off the coast of Crimea. There are two large landing ships and two missile carriers with 15 Kalibr missiles on board among them.

"The enemy continues launching massive attacks with drones and missiles across the entire territory of Ukraine. Therefore, the threat of strikes remains stably high," the erational Command "South" stressed.